Moi, in part, Thurs. (3/12):
>
> ...and NASCAR reported that their next two national-series weekends,
> Atlanta and Homestead, will be run, but spectatorless... the latter due to
> the local government banning large gatherings... and the IndyCar race in St
> Pete will also shut out fans...
>
>
Doug Eastick, today (3/12):
>
> I am really curious how 'exciting' watching the TV games will appear.
> The camera cuts to the crowd will only show the family members in
> front-row seats. Gonna be really weird.
>
> from a guy that has a Case #1 today in their home city.
>
>
> You won't
I am really curious how 'exciting' watching the TV games will appear. The
camera cuts to the crowd will only show the family members in front-row
seats. Gonna be really weird.
from a guy that has a Case #1 today in their home city.
On Wed, Mar 11, 2020 at 5:59 PM Steve Timko wrote:
> I
I have never attended March Madness but just about everyone I talked to who
has said it's the spectator event of a lifetime. Game after game,
frequently exciting. You feel heartbreak for teams you'd never watched
before.
On Wed, Mar 11, 2020 at 2:44 PM 'Bob Jersey' via TVorNotTV <
tvornottv@googl
Including "March Madness®," after the head of one of the National
Institutes of Health told a congressional panel that large gatherings
should be forbidden, which in turn was after the governor of Ohio (set to
host multiple men's tourney games) called for just that in his state...
https://www.w
